I give you a tip, if you cut yourself again while shaving, use a Alum block to stop bleeds in a second. Use a good quality shave soap like Stirling and a brush mate
I have to say, even though you taught zilch about how to play it, and you werent walking down a road you were walking about in a carpark by the looks of things, that was the best version of the song you havent actually taught that Ive seen online.😊
I use an RE 20 for my podcast and love it. Also I don't think I have ever met someone that agrees with me that Terminator 1 is better than Terminator 2. We don't need any help from some stinking robot to win!
I feel like the RE20‘s accessories make it too cumbersome to use, because I wouldn’t want a physically huge setup. And as such, with the official shock mount, it just is too clunky. But hat is just me looking for a rather small setup. Doesn’t make the RE20 a bad microphone. I could think about the Neumann BCM 104, which works by itself. But that’s Shooting above my paygrade. Oh well… good sounding microphones. I mean all of them. And that is surprising, with the RE20 not particularly meant for music production.
Great lesson! I was watching a video on the production of the song and the dude mentions tuning the high E to a D to get more open sound on the chords.
so bad I had to stop watching. first we get the standard begging for subs, then we are erroneously told that dynamic range refers to the frequency spectrum instead of loudness. what a clown.
As a DE Razor shaver…where we learn how to shave WTG…XTG…and ATG and letting the razor weight do the work….watching Tom using that disposable razor was hilarious. He looked at times…like a guy killing snakes with a hoe. I can’t believe he shaves like this every day. It looks more like a self sacrifice. Learn how to shave Dude. It will increase your life expectancy by at least 50%.
@@TomHannay Because i don't like the R121, i have to recommand another mic ? Strange point of view. Anyway, avoid any ribbon mic for guitar, or if you really want one, goes for cheap one, like M260.
@@TomHannay Of course i have. Dynamics are great for that job, SM57 is the classic and if you search something more polite, SM7b. If you search alternativ characters, try a m88, an e906, a pr20, an i5 or a md421. Even a 214XLS could do a good job on that. You have to search for signature and definition/percussion. Not a mic that eat your signal because of a poor design.
That was fantastic, thank you for sharing! Even more so, I'd like to know how you jam on your guitar whilst looking like there is a glitch in the matrix. Not sure if my eyes were deceiving me, but it looked like your head would move then jump into a different location as if video frames were cut out. Totally added to the kick ass playalong!
Thanks a lot! Yeah, this is such a lovely song and rich in its arrangement for a guitarist, I was always surprised there isn’t much online that teaches this song
So many people slagged of the Fender Lace sensors guitars from late 80's ,Early 90's. Try finding one on the second hand market now !! I didn't have the "Ultra" just the "plus" fuck knows why I sold it !! greatest sales regret ever. The TIMING BTW is 13/8 during the riff
Not wanting to pour water on your excellent job, but the guitar tuning shouldn’t be in standard... It needs to be *E B D f# a d* to play it the way Mike Rutherford wrote it. If you watch him demonstrate, in the documentary The Genesis Songbook, how he came up with the riff you can work it out from his hand positions. And he’s stated in interviews that it’s in a ‘funny tuning’
I didn't know this, I assume we can call this an Open-Bm7 tuning. And now I also have a "new" Genesis video to watch I've never heard of. Thanks for the tuning and dropping that video's name! 👍
Great, I wish I was that talented and could play like that. However, have i missed information on tuning a string as a D? Like explained here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9eSMzgcWdMg.html ? @TomHannay
It's not even a comparison. The condenser U47 copy doesn't work at all, and the sm57 is a fish out of water. The RE20 captures the soul of the vocal and performer. That's why it's a classic.